Recovery Communities Framework

Tender description

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) on behalf of Glasgow Health and Social Care Partnership (GHSCP) is seeking dynamic organisations or partnerships of organisation(s), to deliver a peer-led recovery community across North East, North West and South Glasgow Lot 1: Lot 1 - North East The successful organisation will provide peer-led community support to promote recovery from alcohol and drug use and support people to sustain recovery through mutual aid and different models of recovery. This should have a positive impact on individuals’ mental and physical health, reduce social isolation, improve resilience and social skills, family and peer relationships. Recovery communities should identify gaps and influence developments in alcohol and drug service provision across Glasgow, and work in partnership with GHSCP and Alcohol and Drug Partnership (ADP) to implement new initiatives. Recovery communities should support individuals and families with lived experience to represent the views and needs of people affected by alcohol and drug use in a variety of operational and strategic fora. Lot 2: Lot 2 - North West The successful organisation will provide peer-led community support to promote recovery from alcohol and drug use and support people to sustain recovery through mutual aid and different models of recovery. This should have a positive impact on individuals’ mental and physical health, reduce social isolation, improve resilience and social skills, family and peer relationships. Recovery communities should identify gaps and influence developments in alcohol and drug service provision across Glasgow, and work in partnership with GHSCP and Alcohol and Drug Partnership (ADP) to implement new initiatives. Recovery communities should support individuals and families with lived experience to represent the views and needs of people affected by alcohol and drug use in a variety of operational and strategic fora. Lot 3: Lot 3 - South The successful organisation will provide peer-led community support to promote recovery from alcohol and drug use and support people to sustain recovery through mutual aid and different models of recovery. This should have a positive impact on individuals’ mental and physical health, reduce social isolation, improve resilience and social skills, family and peer relationships. Recovery communities should identify gaps and influence developments in alcohol and drug service provision across Glasgow, and work in partnership with GHSCP and Alcohol and Drug Partnership (ADP) to implement new initiatives. Recovery communities should support individuals and families with lived experience to represent the views and needs of people affected by alcohol and drug use in a variety of operational and strategic fora.